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The science behind your favorite recipes revealed. When Cauliflower Tastes Best: Cooking Time Matter

The science behind your favorite recipes revealed. [Log In] [America's Test Kitchen] [FIND RECIPES] [START FREE WEB TRIAL] Notes from the Test Kitchen [Dinner Down to a Science] September 30, 2016 Dinner Down to a Science In July we launched our new brand, [Cook’s Science], a digital experiment with free recipes and stories related to the world of food science. Our newest cookbook, also named [Cook’s Science], is packed with intriguing test kitchen experiments executed with lab-level precision to figure out what’s really happening when we cook. You’ll find out how to make 50 different ingredients taste their best. This week, we highlight three recipes where science matters. [Creamy Cauliflower Soup] [Creamy Cauliflower Soup] When Cauliflower Tastes Best: Cooking Time Matters Cauliflower’s flavor changes dramatically depending on how long you cook it. Shorter cooking times (10 to 20 minutes) bring out its sulfurous, cabbage-like flavors, while longer cooking times (30 to 40 minutes) turn it nuttier and sweet. Cooking it for too long (50 minutes to 1 hour) drives off all its flavor. To bring the full spectrum of possible flavors into our [Creamy Cauliflower Soup], we cooked some of the cauliflower for 15 minutes and the remainder for 30 minutes. Sautéed onion and leek enhance the rich flavor of the soup. [View Recipe] [Foolproof Spaghetti Carbonara] [Foolproof Spaghetti Carbonara] Starchy Water Makes for Creamy Sauce Most carbonara pastas are so rich that it’s hard to eat a whole bowlful. Our recipe cuts out cream, butter, and oil, using only a tablespoon of rendered bacon fat. How, then, do you make the sauce creamy while preventing the eggs from curdling and the cheese from melting into lumps? The answer comes from [starchy pasta water]. Reducing by half the amount of water typically used to boil pasta creates a concentrated starchy liquid that, when added to the sauce, coats the proteins and fats in the cheese and prevents them from separating or clumping together. Starch also works with the egg white proteins to thicken the sauce. [View Recipe] [Best Baked Apples] [Best Baked Apples] Different Types of Apples Break Down at Different Rates Granny Smith apples start out crisp and retain much of their texture while cooking in the oven. While this variety is rather tart, the sweetness of the filling and the sauce in our [Baked Apples] balances out the flavors. If you use other varieties, like McIntosh or Jonagold, they will turn to mush far faster. Removing the skins helps prevent the apples from bursting and collapsing. [View Recipe] [Cook's Science: Make ingredients taste great. 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